Anil Naik Technical Training Center

This Centre was amongst the first to introduce the concept of skill training for school drop-outs for villages in south Gujarat. Since its inception, over 3600 students, including 1100 girls have graduated from the Anil Naik Technical Training Centre (ANTTC). Most of the students who have graduated from this institute have found gainful employment. The Centre has a placement rate of over 70 per cent. It is affiliated to the National Skill Development Corporation and is widely regarded as a Centre of Excellence.

Even during the nationwide lock-down period, the Centre continued with on-line study material and assessments. In the year 2006, there was a decision to focus on providing vocational training in construction and Agro Mechanics to school dropout and unemployed youth in alignment with the locally available opportunity of employment and self-employment the vocational training centre ANNTC was established in Kharel in the year 2013.

At present all the courses offered are of six months duration. Four months of theory in the training centre and two months of on job training arranged through contact with the industries located in around Bilimora, Navsari, Surat, Hazira, Sachin and Ankleshwar. Taking into consideration that tremendous job opportunities in the state of Gujarat a new training program in solar power technician skill was started.

Navitas Solar is an industry partner for Solar trade of ANNTC, we are continuously supporting the institute with technical expertise to be in line with latest developmentsin solar sector, also placement opportunities are extendedto deserving students. We are motivating students’ for skill training, as Navitas Solar believes that if youth of the nation is skilled, it will highly influence the economy of the nation, in that way India’s growth can be realised in a realistic way.

Navitas Solar has provided training aggregates like inverters, structure material, connecting wires, ACDB, DCDB etc to ANNTC to enchance practical exposure to the students for installation of residential and commercial solar panels. These joint initiatives are key to bridge the existing skill gap and highly effective in uplifting employability quotient of students.